Not a bug but help appreciated

[bernique]

This is not a bug, but a request. I would like to have a shared svg editor on my centos 7 server to have many friends writing a birthday card to my brother.
I have tried to follow the doc to open always the same file in /example/name.svg without prompting for saving the settings, but I cannot succeed. It can be just an url I would share.
Thank you for your help!
Loïc

SVG-Edit environment (IMPORTANT)

• File for SVG-Edit:`svg-editor.html
• Version: latest stable
• Protocol: http

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: W10
• Browser all
• Version [e.g. 22]

[brettz9]

By "not prompting for saving the settings", do you mean the prompt about local storage permissions or hiding the save button or ... ?

[sjernigan]

It will be fairly easy to start the editor with a default image (storagePrompt=false url=/path/to/your/image) but you will need to do some work on your own to store the image back and make it available for the next user. Seems like more work than I would go through for my brother's birthday. :-( Perhaps just use a shared google doc?

[bernique]

Sorry for my late reply, I was quite busy and the event I wanted SVG-Edit for is now past.
Yes, I wanted to have no prompt for saving settings locally with access to a single file that could then be edited by different users. The idea was indeed to make a group birthday card. I have not enough knowledge to tweak the scripts.
I remain interested for some future use, but if it is too complex, I can close this thread.
Thanks for your feedback.

[jfhenon]

I'm closing this thread. We don't intend to support this multi-user mode but we can always review a PR if needed.
Thanks